Deion Sanders has repeatedly addressed speculation about his coaching future, particularly the possibility of moving to the NFL. In several previous interviews, he has firmly dismissed the idea, stating he had no interest in coaching NFL players due to concerns about their commitment to the game,

Deion Sanders has made clear what will get him to coach at the pro level. The Colorado head coach joined “GMA3” on Wednesday and said the one thing that will get him to make the leap to the NFL — his family. “The only way I would consider is to coach my sons,” Sanders said, emphasizing the plural form of “sons.”

Deion Sanders recently teased more details about an exciting 2025 NFL Draft party for Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter during his appearance on ABC's Good Morning America. The Colorado Buffaloes head coach shared that the party,

The NFL regular season is now in the rearview mirror, as 14 teams prepare to make a run at the Super Bowl in the playoffs. The other 18 franchises have turned their full attention

Coach Deion Sanders previously expressed no interest in coaching in the NFL but recently identified one reason he'd change his mind.

The Colorado Buffaloes had one of the best seasons in school history in 2024, and that success has parlayed into some serious interest from NFL teams in head

The concept of a parent being deeply invested in their child’s future is universal, and this is especially true for parents of athletes with NFL aspirations

Deion Sanders explained that the only way he'd consider leaving Colorado in favor of an NFL coaching job is if a team drafts both of his sons - QB Shedeur and safety Shilo

Deion Sanders has said in the past that he doesn't view himself as an NFL coach. Could his stance change this offseason? That's what some fans are dying to know. Sanders made it known during the 2024 season that he's happy with his current situation at Colorado.